(A) The Health Officer, after investigation, may order the abatement of any nuisance which is found to injure or endanger the health of the public by giving notice to the owner of the premises, as indicated by the records of the City Assessor, upon which such nuisance is located to abate same within the time specified in said notice.
(B) No person shall fail to comply with any such notice, and each day such nuisance continues to exist following the expiration of the time limit specified in said notice for the abatement of said nuisance shall constitute a separate offense.
(C) (1) If, after notice has been given as hereinabove provided, and after the expiration of the time limit therein, the requirements of the notice have not been complied with, the Health Officer may carry out the same.
(2) The cost of such abatement may be charged against the premises and the owner thereof and collection of such charges enforced in accordance with the provisions of § 33.21.
(D) The Health Officer may abate any such public nuisance without giving notice if the public health or safety requires immediate action. Thereafter, the cost of abating such nuisance may be charged against the premises and the owner thereof and collection of such charges enforced in accordance with the provisions of § 33.21.
(Prior Code, § 94.55) (Ord. D-254, passed 3-26-1951, effective 4-5-1951)